The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 14, 1917, Page 2

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE BO CAR ROBBERS SAW WAY THROUGH BARS AND ESCAPE Dickinson Men Make Getaway Just Few Hours Before Time Leaving for Penitentiary Dickinson, N. D., May 14.—Sawing through two bars of their cell, Clit ford Lowell and George A, Baker, con- vigted box car thieves, escaped from the Starke county jail only a few hours before the arrival of the train which was to have conveyed them to Bismarck to enter upon prison sen- tences of eighteen months and one year, respectively. Sheriff Hartung, arising early in the morning to make sure of his pri- soners, found the birds had flown, A net was immediately spread in all directions, officers scouring the coun- try in automobiles. A reward of $25 has been offered for the capture of each of the men, and descriptions have been furnished officer ‘ough- out the slope. It is presumed that the saw with which Baker and Lowell gained their liberty was smuggled to them during the night by friends oubide the jail. KRUGER WINS ELECTION FIGHT FROM LEISCHNER Commissioner Who Largest Number of Votes Awarded Job by Nuessle 14.—Jacob Kruger ed the duly Received Napoleon, May 14.— has been formally de elected county commissioner from the third Logan district. A recount, pe- titioned for by former Commissioner GottleibLeijschner, was halted after a count jg@#he Fredonia district had shown Rgntor one vote for the pro- tesfant, and in district court the ob- jection of ‘Kruger to further proceed- ings under the recount was sustained, and Judge Nuessle, sitting at Bis- marck, ordered judgment in favor of Kruger and declared him elected. TRAILL COUNTY PLANS TO IMPROVE MERIDIAN Hillsboro, N. D. May 14.—The Traill county board of commission- ‘ers, Which inspected county highways last. week in company with State En- ginger is planning to utifve its share of state and federal idin the improvement of the Meri- t trailp! TOBACCO HABIT EASILY OVERCOME A New Yorker of wide experience has written a book telling ow the tobacco or snuff habit may be easily and quickly banished with delightful benefit. The author, Edward ‘J, Woods, 1423M, Station E, New York City, will mail his book free on re- quest. z % The health getters Wonderfully after. tobacco"@raving is conquered. Calmness, tranquil sleep, clear: eyes, normal appetite, good digestion, man- ly vigor, strong memory and:a gen- eral gain in efficiency are among the many benefits reported. Get rid of that nervous, irritable feering; no more need of pipe, cigar, cigarette, snuff or chewing tobacco to pacify morbid desire. Watch & Jewelry Repairing We back up our repair de- partment with good work, prompt service and confidence, which‘ is the soul of good busi- ness. This is the keynote of success by ‘which we hold our trade. Only permanent customers make permanent success; only satisfaction can make a nent\ customers. Both help to increase our repair business. One without the other means ‘*half way results.’’ ‘We'aim to furnish you with both. Let us do your apes work; we can replace broken lenses while you wait. Knowles & Haney Jewelers, Watchmakers and Onticians . _ Bismarck, N. D. P, 8.—Repairs sent us by mail given prompt attention. \F NORTH DAKOTA AND NORTHWEST Pastor Lets Souls Go to Save a Life Bowman, N. D., May 14.—Dis- missing church for the day, Rev. J. Arneson, pastor of the Luth- eran church at Co S. D., bun- dled into his automobile Gust Ot- terness, suffering from a viru- lent attack of blood poisoning, re- sulting from an injury to his hand, and driving against time to this city, saved his life by de- livering him, just in time, into the hands of a surgeon. DICKINSON HOST 0 W.0.7. 0. OF SIXTH DISTRICT in Annual Convention Opens Stark County Seat This Ev- ening—Pictures Tuesday Dickinson, 4 ., May 14.—The first annual convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance union for the sixth dstrict begins at tae Congrega- tioral church this evening and will exteld over tomorrow evening, This afternoon delegates in the city were entertained With automobile trips to y by pcits of interest, be picgram for this evening fol- Reception; music by male quartette; invocation, Rev. R. H. Craig, pastor of Dickinson Methodist Episcopal church; selection, ladies’ dress, Mrs. B. BE. Noark, ixth district; solo, Mrs. addresses of welcome, president o! D. D Mars; Attorney F. C, Heffron, Rev. J. Duing. pastor of Congregational church; response, Mrs, J. C. Cooke; selection, male quartette. ‘Vémeorrow evening will be occupied ‘a busine: ‘session, reports ant wunual election of officers. ‘i ‘o- the morrow afternoon a baby welfare pic- ture, “The Errors of Omission,” will be shown at the Dickinson theater, where Mrs. A. B. Schafer of Beach speak on “Effects of Intemper- ”” Tomorrow evening will ance on Babies. there will be a gold medal contest inj the high school auditorium, Conductor Weds On North Coast Limited Flyer Flasher, N. D., May 14.—Rev. A. 'Norflet, who has accepted a call from the Flasher church, on his way home trom this city to Big Timber, Mont., officiated at the wedding of a conductor friend on the North Coast Limited, as it sailed along at fifty miles an hour between division points, The rail- way man and his bride did not lack for guests, and they were showered with impromptu wed- ding gifts from the passengers, FUNERAL OF DICKINSON | resumes of the year’s work or FLYING BRIGADE TOBE ORGANIZED BY WOLFORD MAN C. W. Wharton Receives Permis- sion From War Department to Form-Motorcycle Corps Wolford N. D, May 14—C. w. Wharton of Junita township has re- ceived authority from the Allied Mo- torcycle association, acting in con- junction with the war department, to organize a motorcycle corps in this section of the country. The company will consist of 37 men, including commissioned and non-commissioned officers, and Mr. Wharton is of the opinion that the desired number may easily be re- cruited in Pierce, Bottineau and Rol- lette counties. MANDAN COMMERCIAL CLUB ANNUAL MEETING TONIGHT Judge A. M. Christianson, Supt. Devine and Attorney Sulli, van to Speak Mandan, 'N. D., May 14.—Attorney John F. Sullivan, Supt. J. M. Devine of the state industrial school, and Justice A. M. Christianson of the North Dakota supreme court will de- liver thé™principal addresses at the annual meeting and banquet of the Mandan Commercial club to be held in the club rooms this evening. Pres- ident J. H. Newton will preside. Printed reports will supplant oral marily made by the secretary and treasurer, and Chairman E, W, Miller has prom- ised planty of pep for the annual event. PARENTS SEE SON GROUND 10 DEATH BY MOTOR TRUCK’ Six-Year-Old Youngster Death on Fourth Street in Gate City Fargo, N. D., May 14.—James 'Bach- enheimer, the 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs, Hugo Bachenheimer of (Moorhead, was run down and killed by an ayto truck driven by Peter Schmidt, foreman of the Fargo Bot- tling works, shortly ‘before 6 o’clock Saturday evening. The accident oc- curred on Northern Pacific avenue, near Fourth street, in this cit) the father and mother both witnessed the tragedy. FLASHER GIVES SOLDIER BOYS FAREWELL PARTY | Flasher, N, D. ay 14.—“Good bye, MAN HELD AT OLD HOME} God bless you—do your’ duty,” were; which, accompanied by Dickinson, 'N. D., May 14.—Last rites were held’ at Mapleton, Minn. on Sunday over the remains of Fred: erick J. Gerlich, Sr, who — passed} away here Friday morning. The dey ceased, born in Milwaukee 67 years ago, was a resident of Mankato, Minn., for several years, serving as sheriff of Blue Earth county. There survive the widow and three daugh- ters—Mrs. ‘W. R. Everett of Dickin- son, Mrs. John Fitzhoff of St. Clair, Minn., and Mrs. John Albrecht of the words people in a -body, head by’ Flasher band. Among the loyalsons whom Flasher has contributed to the colors. are Lucian Hoff’ and ‘Dewey Moorehead, who join the navy; Thom: as Thompson, 0. G. Olson and Al Haska, for Company F. Meets | {KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO ,;on “Peace ; | domestic, HOW A U-BOAT UNDER WATER LOOKS FROM AN AEROPLANE ay laste This remarkable picture shows how a U-boat, even under water, can be spotted from above and how a submerged U-boat looks from an aeroplane, When this picture was taken the British submarine shown was about 30 feet under water. The shadow atross the submarine was made by the aeroplane from’ which the picture was taken. Seaplanes and diribles are the kingfishers, with the submarines as prey. assaults of Ftonauts has at length MILITARY MESSAGES HAVE RIGHT-OF HA QVER PHONE WIRES Special Instructions Issued to All North Dakota Operators the community in which he lives. And it has won for him thousands of friends in the many cities, where he has spoken throughout States and Canada. Mr. Goldstein has the distinction of having been selected by His Eminence William Cardinal ©’Connell, Archbishop of Boston, as the layman to pr Catholic’ view of sociological ' prob- lems in 1907 and, y after. year, *ince that time. We is sent to the annual conventions of the American Federation of Catholic Societies each year to represent Boston. Independent Military messages now hi the 'right-of-way over all other traffic on |the w | pendent ise 6 EW MEMBERS MADE FAMILAR WITH SID issued to operators of all exe HaneeS ;provide that: Any call to or from the president ited or a member of his staff, a j States cabinet officer, a United Sta nator or a member of the house of | representatives ; | “Any call relating to the movement | jor federal or state troops or U ited) , P > 'States ships, or supplies for the army | Rousing Social Session Marks Ad. | or navy; ate i Any call to or from a navy or army mission of Travelers—Dis- | officer; |_Any call to or from the Ameri {National Red Cross association shall be cleared in preference to any other | business, cuss Patriotic League ession marked the new members into Bismarck council, ted Commercial Travelers, on Saturday evening. All of the travelers turned out, and the evening was one long to be remem- bered. The candidates initiated were J. Le Bankston of the International Har- the city Thursday, May 17. He will! Kester Co.' John M. Lamey, of the Hecture in the Knights of Columbus Neh International ‘ Harvester. Co:; jh and will give his famous lecture | W. D. McIntyre, Burroughs Adding and War." Machine Co.; Harry Iverson, Noyes It is announced that Mr: Goldstein] Bros, @ Cutler, and E. R. Portmen, will deal with his subject under three! of the National Cashi'Register Co. headings, ng the cause of war Patriotic League and the way to establish peace in our] pha ‘Tarveling Men's National: Patri z industrial and government! otic league, organized by a group of relations. Mr. Goldstein is a Catho-/Grand Forks travelers, was favorably lic, having been baptized two years| discus and the support of the Bis-| after he resigned from the socialist {marck council pledged. Because of | movement. the early date of the district meeting Mr. Goldstein’s fearless, fair andjto be held in St. Paul, it will be im uncompromising attitude. in detense| possible for delegates from Bismarck Jof Christian principles against the jcouncil to attend. A rousing social reception of s' BRING DAVID GOLDSTEIN Bismarck council Knights of Colum- bus will bring David Goldstein, well .nown orator, lecturer and author, to Mapleton, Minn.-—and ‘two sons- Fred Gerlich, Jr. of Dickinson, and George Gerlich. of the Everett farm near New England. e LAST RITES HELD FOR PIONEER OF DICKINSON Dickinson, N. D., May 14.—Funeral services were held Saturday for the late Mrs. Caroline Fink, resident of Dickinson for more than thirty years, and mother of Mrs. William Chaloner of Mary, N. D., and Jacob Fink of Northport, B.C. Mrs. Justiena Nau- bauer and Mrs. Dorothy ‘Pipka of Hebron and Mrs. Julia Belgamier of Kulm are sisters of the weceased, and Christof Palz of Hebran a brother. BLOODPOISONING FROM TOOTH CAUSES DEATH Hanna, N. D., May 14.—Blood poi- soning, resulting from the treatment of a tooth at Minneapolis, caused the death of Mrs. H. F. Kammann at Hillcrest hospital in the Mill City. Mrs. Kammann moved to this: city only a few weeks ago with her fus- band, Dr. Kammann, from Taylor. TEN COYOTE PUPPIES NEVER SEE DAYLIGHT Crystal Springs Ten week-old coyot will open their delivered to St netted him le by Charles Lohr, in bounty warrants. “The Pixies.” director Miss Tatley, Auditorium, May 16. ’ Order now Taylor & Co,-eanned fruits through St. George’s«~Guild. a fue of "GROMD BESIEGES DUM FOR NEWS FROM NEW RUSSIA GOVERMENT Sinqriveod? MEMES aca of the keen interest being taken | in the new Rus sian government is here‘shown in ps then and women besieging the duma in Petrog rad for news bulletins. . Crowds. Call 26 or 233 for information. 5-11-f stirge in front of the building at all points, demanding to be infor med of all late developments. 5 won for him a yery high standing inj; the United! ent the) WORKINGS OF ULC. T. CHICAGO. Seats at Finney’s, NO MOBILIZATION UNTIL PRESIDENT | PROGLAIMS DRAFT Adjutant General Positive Guard Wiil Not Immediately Be ‘ Called Into Action |NORTH DAKOTA TROOPS MAY TRAIN IN TEXAS While tite mobilization of the re- ‘mainder of the North Dakota Nation- al guard is a certainty for the near future, the adjutant general's, depart- ment is positive that the, state troops will not be called out until after the jcensus preliminary to the selective jdraft has been completed, ‘This will mean that mobilization cannot take place for at least ten days following ithe president’s proclamation~ calling for a selective draft. | Capt. B. F, Ristine, U. A. wil ; complete the task of mustering in the national guard, which he began some time ago, and when the call for mobi- lization comes, everything wjll be in readiness. May Go to Texas. | _ Reports.from San Antgpig, Tex., in- dicate that the North kota troops jmay train in the LonexSfar’ state. Army boards have been Danied in the southern” department to select camp sites for six divisions of troops to be | trained in that department. Five of Eleventh di- guardsmen, as follows: vision, Michigan and (Wisconsin; Twelfth division, Illinois; Thirteenth division, Minnesota, North Dakota, South) Dakota, Iowa and Nebraska; Fourteenth’ division, Kansas and Mis- | souri; Fifteenth division, Texas and Oklahoma. |the divisions will consist of national] } AUDITORIU Friday, May 18 THE MOST FASCINATING = COMEOY OF THE DAY &y Jean Webster ENTIRE SEASON ot POWERS” THEATRE, ENTIRE SEASON et GAETY. THEATRE, EW YORK HENRY MILLER ey lal st Prices 50c to $1.50- Curtain 8:15 Tuesday, May’ 15) camp sites are selected and canton- ments built, the mobilization will be- gin, and that all of the units will be undergoing training by the middle of September, NSARVEATISEMENT. he thd Sealed..bids.for furnishing the city, of Bismarck with one street flusier will be received by the Board of City Commissioners of the city of Bis- marck, ‘North Dakota, until eight o'clock p. m., May 28, 1917, Bidder will submit. price ‘and specifications and time of delivery and must accom- pany each bid with a certified check for five (5) per cent of the amount of the bid, payable to the order of A. W. Lucas, president of the City Commis- sion, The Board of City Commissioners reserves the right to reject any or all bids. May 7, ‘L9{7. CG. L. 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